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Chapter 4: Media Station|PT Video Satellite Workflows
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Re-Digitizing an Existing 
Sequence
Media Station|PT can open sequences created 
on other Avid editing systems (such as Media 
Composer Adrenaline). However, you may want 
to re-digitize some or all of the media files be-
cause they were the wrong resolution, missing, 
or corrupted.
When using this procedure with a video satel-
lite, you must capture the audio to 
Media Station|PT and then export an AAF se-
quence referencing or containing the embedded 
audio to Pro Tools. 
Digitizing from an EDL
Media Station|PT includes Avid EDL Manager 
software, which lets you open an EDL from an-
other editing application, create a Media Sta-
tion|PT sequence from that EDL, then re-digitize 
the sequence.
When using this procedure with a video satel-
lite, you must capture the audio to 
Media Station|PT and then export an AAF se-
quence referencing or containing the embedded 
audio to Pro Tools. 
Laying Back Audio and Video 
to Tape
While Pro Tools video output is intended for 
monitoring purposes only and is not suitable for 
professional layback or broadcast, video output 
from Media Station|PT is full broadcast quality. 
You can use Media Station|PT linked to 
Pro Tools when you need to output both audio 
and video to tape. 
To record audio and video to tape from 
Media Station|PT and Pro Tools simultaneously:
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Make sure that your system is set up as fol-
lows: 
• Pro Tools and the Media Station|PT video 
satellite computers are linked.
• Audio outputs on the Pro Tools|HD audio 
interface are connected to the appropriate 
audio inputs on the VTR.
• Video outputs from Media Station|PT sys-
tem are connected to the VTR.
• If you are using deck control, the deck con-
trol cable from Media Station|PT is con-
nected to the VTR, and the VTR is set to 
Remote mode.
To minimize the chance of dropped frames, 
it is recommended that all effects be ren-
dered before performing a layback.
When laying back to an SDI VTR or 1394 
device that requires audio and video to be 
combined in a single stream, you must ex-
port the audio to Media Station|PT from 
Pro Tools or combine audio and video sig-
nals using a third-party summing device, 
and then lay back the final sequence to tape.